Posts Tagged ‘Canada’
I’m a cheater. I’ve done it before and, in about a week and a half, I’m about to do it again. And I don’t feel badly about it. I know I should come clean about what happened last year, especially since I’m about to do it again, so here goes, Canada… Canada, I love you. I […]
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Tags: Canada, cheating, Education, Guinness, humor, Ireland, leprechauns, photos, travel, vacation
I know that we are bombarded every single day with information about our health and how if we continue to eat red meat, drink large amounts of milk, be out in the sun for more than 7 minutes a day, or even inhale third-hand smoke, we will somehow develop cancer. It seems like, no matter […]
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Tags: Canada, cancer, Career, College, Diploma, Education, health, job, Qualification, risk, school, University
Okay, so get ready for a fairly lengthy post here. There is a lot of information that someone needs to know before moving to Canada, and since I work at a private college, I am asked questions about studying here in Canada on an almost-daily basis. I understand that the whole process of coming to […]
Filed under: Education, Government, International Student, School | 5 Comments
Tags: Application Form, bank, Canada, Canadian government, CIC, Citizenship and Immigration Canada, College, country, documents, Education, fees, foreign, International, International Student, passport, post-secondary education, school, Student, study in Canada, Study Permit, University
For those of you who remember being in college/university or are in school still, did it ever cross your mind at any point to drop out? If we’re going to all be honest here, I’m sure that you have thought of it at one point or another, and maybe some of you are currently thinking […]
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Tags: Canada, careers, College, Drop Out, earnings, Education, high school, jobs, money, post-secondary education, PSE, school, Statistics Canada, University
As I mentioned in a previous post, I went to the National Job Fair and Training Expo in Toronto 2 weeks ago to represent my college with 2 of my colleagues. Obviously, there were tons of people looking for jobs, and many others that were looking for study options. Upon speaking to several people throughout […]
Filed under: College, English, ESL, ESL Training | 8 Comments
Tags: Canada, Career, College, Education, employment, English, English as a Second Language, ESL, immigrant, immigrate, immigration, job, jobs in Canada, move to Canada, school, statistics, Student, Training
Since I work at a private college where we welcome international students, I thought this posting may contain just a few small items of necessary information. So often, people from around the world come to Canada with certain expectations which may, perhaps, cause some confusion, so I thought it was important to set the record […]
Filed under: College, Education, Training | 18 Comments
Tags: Canada, Canadian government, College, Education, English, French, government, Middle Class, move to Canada, school, skiing in Whistler, study in Canada, Toronto, University, work in Canada
For the past 10 years or so, we have all been told that the MBA (Master of Business Administration) is the Holy Grail of Master’s programmes. We have been told that if we obtain it, our worlds will change; doors would be open to us that would be shut to others, we would earn higher […]
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Tags: business, Canada, College, Concordia University, debt, Degree, Education, Facebook, Master of Business Administration, Masters, MBA, online degree, Statistics Canada, University, University of Toronto
It is so easy to take education for granted in this country. We are free to select the college or university of our choice, the programme of our choice, and sometimes, even the class schedule of our choice. When I think of all of the freedom I have in this country, I can’t help but […]
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Tags: Afghanistan, business, Canada, classes, College, computer skills, Education, English, English language training, ESL, funds, Ottawa, school, Taliban, The Afghan-Canadian Community Centre, University, women
We so often hear the terms “higher education” or “post-secondary education” while living in North American and Western European societies. Living in the West has allowed us to be fortunate enough to attend a post-secondary educational institute of our choice, enrol in the programmes of our choice, and, sometimes, even in the country of our […]
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